@ARTICLE{Pietr_Stanisław_J._The_1986, author={Pietr, Stanisław J.}, volume={vol. 7}, number={No 4}, journal={Polish Polar Research}, pages={395-406}, howpublished={online}, year={1986}, publisher={Polish Academy of Sciences}, publisher={Committee on Polar Research}, abstract={There were tested microorganisms in differents soils at Admiralty Bay region. The physiological groups of microorganisms were restricted by the kind of organic matter. There were found in ornithogenic soils in higher number the following groups of microorganisms; proteolytic bacteria, uric acid and L-asparagine ammonifying bacteria, chitin degrading bacteria, lecithin degrading bacteria and calcium phosphate dissolving bacteria. The nitrifying bacteria were found in lower horizons of ornithogenic soils in higher number. The nitrogen fixing bacteria were found in mineral soils covered by plant associations, only. The spore-forming bacteria were detected in ornithogenic soils and in soil influenced by man.}, type={Article}, title={The physiological groups of microorganisms in different soils at Admiralty Bay region (King George Island, South Shetland Islands, Antarctica)}, URL={http://so.czasopisma.pan.pl/Content/111410/PDF-MASTER/1986_4_395-405.pdf}, keywords={Antarctica, microorganisms, physiological groups, ornithogenic soils, peatsoils, protoranker soils, regosol soils}, }